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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
S1MlSt9!
Iautete bas ii6er 9Oreu5 &rug qe=
fGllte urtbeil.
Seine Strafe auf 10 sabre 5u6thaus fefbs
9efebt.

@te nt6t anoers 5u ertparten tuar, bat
cine Surb in &i9ter 8afers @eri6t BEN Der
8er9tftung ietner Stiefto6ter Qucte 6eibelz
nleper angeflagten Sii6ler 9Dren3 &rltg
Wsontag N6enb mad iiber 0reiitiuotger 8ez
ratbuu9, 6es i9m sur 2aft gelegten Ser
bre6ens fir i9ulbt9 befunOen un6 i'm
at a9t3ebn Sa6ren 3n9t9ansz
ftrqfe nerurtbetIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Wtanner $50 Granet1,

pel6e tdglid9 cine bis srDet Stultben .3eit
ibri9 6aben, f0nueu in 6erlelben 1pO9entIi6
9an5 Iei9t ie fiinf bis 3ebn Dollars babur6
DerOieneri, baB ite ais Iniere 99etten einen
fir ieOen 6aus6alt lpertbpoQen Nrtitel per-
faufen. Gol6e, Die bierauf reFlettiren, mo:
gen 9efdHigit cine ober Smei Yerionen, aut
WeI6e lie iib berufen t0nnen, angeben.
IS, sc euitaebter g 6 o.,
SO Wercer Ctr, sc y Tort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Sic reitte @aDrDett iiber Den sSats
1tter 9Grtnifrott0.

Sic reine @aDrDett iiber Sett Gars
tter 9~Grunffron9-
gSir bert9teten in Der Derga1tgenen ISOLDE,
baB Der Sarmer Qlrmftrong aus Oo6ge
SDipni6ip $4,000 in Der Qo1tiiana Staats>
Iptterte getponnen babe. Nil portgen Sret>
tag lit 0er 8etrag l1berfiir5t bel benz bieii=
gen 8anfier Sruman %etngegangen. @s
tpar Elm 3tpanStgftel bes stpetten 6auptgez
tDinneS BON 100000, Der auf 6as 2oos
SEQ. 21,658 gefallen mar 1l1o tpopnn SEER
Qlrmitron9 Dor etpa Wonatsfriit einen
.3panSigitelzQntbeil fir 81 ertporben bate.
@ie beretts bert6tet, lit 9err Qrmitrong
etn Oerm0ge11oer Sarner BON 55 Sabren,
bat im GountD linton leirte &irber 81 niiB>
It6en Wtenl6en er5pgen, Die berettS fir 1t6
IeIbit ior9et, u1O lit felt etnigen Sa6ren
@itttper. Seine 240 Ncres groBe 6arm lift
nit elmer 6Dpotbef bon $4,000 belaitet, bic
bal6 abgeitoBen tper6en tptr0, tper1t IS riGt
tn5ptl6en gel6eben lit. $500 bon benz
getpon1lenen @eI6e pir6 er ieinem Sobne
6arbeD i9enfen, Ser glet63etttg nit ieinem
8ater Elm 9oos 9efalft, a6er cine gttete gez
5ogen bate. 8etbe tperben gemetni6aftlt6
bic S1rm NIT Dem beiten 8tebftanoe Derz
ieben.
SDerr Nrrtltrot9 tpar tettt S0tterte> vSpte>
ler". SIM Sabre 1885 ietbete er etntge
Dollars, unb 5Dar einet pro Mtonat, na6
SEEM Orleans, SIM Nnfan9e 6es Sabres
begalt1t ct monatlt9 etnel1 Dollar BENT
v@lide" 81 opfern. @ber vSortuna lit
cine launii6e @0ttin" un6 Id6elte benz
Sarrner Qrrnitrong, tpdbren6 1te an Sauz
ien6en falt boriiber gtng. Clifton, Soma,
Srtbuue 6. Sult.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Sta0t GbtfQQo.
Rar 9eatm8t9 3aee 1T europa.

W 9tEWIl5lB LNBe ~ WltfOP6+-
Die unter bieiemEitel I'M yg8eften" ~ber6fentz
1i9ten intereiianten Jteiiei6ilberungen 6es
Sr1t, Waibimgton SEEING it1tb, einem nielz
fa6 ~geauBerten @uni6e sufolge, int elmer
0~auernberen Sorm als Sud- erI6ienen, 6as
FIR ben btaigen Brets BON 80 Gents in Ser
Office Der ISL. Staatsseitung" uno our6
1%tt1lere Ngenten gu ba6en 1T. i3u 8rGmien
bere6ttgte 9eier 6es y@o6enblatts" O6er
oes uWeitens" f0nner1 bas 8u6 an SteGe
Giner atoeren 8rGmie be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01

1tttiere 8etienoe1t atttS Gorre=
SponOentem beiMGen 9egemtpGrtta
foI9ett0e Gtnafct:
Serr Grttit Settsttt01onett Die
Gtaetet ttttS Serrtturtett Ne=
braSfa, @DOutttt9, 1tta1, S0abO.
4eO1o1 tttaO GdItfortttett.
@err Sraats Sttn bereift Sett Gtaat
SninotS.
Serr 0scar 0erStat8 oct Staat
2StScOnifn+
SEER SbeO. 8e6ntastst Sett Staat
S4tttpiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01

Die betlenbe Strait pom Mper's 9ariapaz
rila TT 81 b%efannt, I'm nod Der anfpein9e=
be1loen 6ilfe iibertriebener ltnb erfllnbefer
S3eIgntiie 81 beoiirfen. 3e1get ibrer lpllmz
1erbaren &Iren Iebeu beutSntaoe III ieber
Stoot uab leOem Dprfe beS 2af1bes. User
gerpeiie ults leiaer Setnatb pini9t, Der
f6reibe I'm Nomen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
anna TIT

Gahnrfa III DR.. sanemel antders Srgnet fRT 5@@gNHse ~na
astaSer. Sic sa&baGt 4peSes Opium, st"Fabta' H"tJ astSsTs
~marsnttfats s&aHe. ge ta sn m~nEbaHtt@FT GrE@F f"F @@re-
enrir Srppfen, &amstnss-Sgrnp "m0 W@R"rHl' que pgsaEme
mi. Qa hGrst fMr he nrstEts 9@brs Ia@ssr G'shr@aad1 ""n aSt'-
Ituueu aairterm. Cafeteria tSStet Die 5aaSaser+ G@p"rt@ tR n@a
Cm;nerralbrtmi4te fir Rtwper-nEr sam4ter gEeaan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
California;

Gaforia belt KoliF, RartIeibiefeh,
maeeufdure, Durdfoa, 2InffoBen,
Derleibt eefnnoen s4Iaf nno R'lft DER
Deroauung,
Obne fbdeIide meoi5inirnns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01

r@enn ale %io9enaunteu 6eiIntittel per-
1a9en, DR.. Cages rCatarrh Remedy" (&d=
tarrb= 6eilmitteD bilft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Semerfmneen:

y 9tenitag, SEN 6. September, BON 80
11br Gorn1ittagS alt perben Die @Gfte in.
ublt6's Safe, gto. 1877 sc. @larfitraBe
pon1 v@6tcago @n1pfdngszG omite" begriiBt
tperDen. @el1annte Sale biet1t al1 ben SeIt>
tagen ais 6auptquartier.
p Syn Der @1npfangsballe fam man re-
ierptrte StBe fir Die srOBe 9erianmlung
am gbenO erbalten.
3 Damien baben e6enfaIs :3utritt gu Ser
N6en0> 8eriammlung.
a &tnbern unter Is Sabren pir6 Ser
3utritt ui6t geitattet, audi ni6t in 8e=
g~leitung Der @ltern.
81 6otelS betreffenb, tptr6 borlGrfig 1ur
bas Fremont 6pule, @de Dearborn un6
9afeitraBe @reiS $3.50, empfobIett. 9as
r@btcago @on1tte" tutro ipGter nod anOere
6Dtels entpfeblen.
g. Die @dite iinb erIu6t, in einem in
nblt6'S Safe auflte9enoem 8u6e glar1e1t
ulto N6re1ie All b~erSeiDnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Cafeteria.

vGaforia 1T fir Kinder 70 gut seeis'
net, oo6 i'd es fir etwas por3H9Ii6eres
ais ireeno cine mir befanrte 2Irsnei EN-.
pfeRIe." $. J.. Ar&yer, n. De-,
III So. Ogforo St, SroOfIYn, u. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01

VIulI0CIl WI SuttCnI MtCVIHttHlS wv SU(lt~
pbD 9e3ablt 2"
v@tma $4,000"
Sin tpetterer a3eltge tpar
Gbas. @i6,
BON SEQ. 203 &an6olpbftraBe, tpelder fat
ldrnmtltde Ntgeflagten per1Dnli6 fennt.
SIM 6erbt 1883 babe er 3iierft an Oas
SountD Maaren geltefert un6 3tpar an 6as
SountDDp1pttal, oaS Srren@ uab Mrmen@
balls un0 bic Nprmali6ule.
vgSte tanlet1 Sic oa3u; an bas GpInt1
@aaren 5u liefern?"
E vSer SOuntpcommtildr Deife @Q1ier1
man11 babe tbn gefragt, OBJ er 0aqref1 an
oaS @ountD .ltefern nole, Gr babe 0te
Sra9e beIabt, lno oa babe M%afferrnanu linn
gelogt, baum miliie er 10 BrD3ent Commit
ton be5Qblen. @r babe bic Qieferunden
ltnter otelen 8eotngungen Ibernommen ltn6
5lter1t an Gpm. Maliertuart1t's 8rtoer.
Wtortb, $400 Gom1niifiou besabIt. @pGter
babe Som. IRtfe Waf1errtani1 bic Commit
1tOn erbobelt, I'M @ansett $500. 6drntoau
babe it6 lpGter bitter BET ibm belbtpert. 5os
CT nt6ts bon bem @5eloe abbefpfnnen bQbe.
oa Waiierntann 9lues fir fi0 bebalte un6
er babe nun fit Dte 6ol9e bic gomnt1itpn
an Ote@arigle 3a6len m&1iem, I'M @a1laen
ettpa $500.
ng8er erbielt ionft nod @onnttllion?"
nNarnsA erbtelt 8aaren. fir Die er ut6ts
81 lei gu linn gefommen uu6 babe
fir $2O5 Waaren ausgeiit6t, ueldle er linn
gebetBen babe, 3ur 6dlfte Dem S~rrenbaule
IN Ge9nung SIT ieben. ST babe ii6 GENET
CERT, DteS 81 tbun, aber ipater 8arneQ Sic
Waoren a1sgeliefert. SIS ieien GaIien,
&bees unO &afteegel6irr, Stataen II. /. 10.
9etpelen, fltr tpel6e er 1ttetna[s ettpas BON
Garnen erbolten babe. Gr babe Oteie @aas
ren inn Sftober 1886 seliefert. ST. babe
altBeroem al9 nod aIeriet geippioden an
8arnea g~eliefert, ferner at 2Dntt, Sepoeu,
Wtc9arigle, 8an gelt, MecgartbD un6
Srep. Qpnn babe ibn, ra6oein Sic Inter
iu6ung gegen Die 9lngetlogten b~e9onnelr,
$26 nno Ban Relt $50 geSablt. Garnel
uno TreD bitten Die Statue1t ,11itqenonunen.
o1ne cine Jte6nung s1 perlaagen. Weit
Nnam Dds babe er au6 in BeldGftspere
b~inOltna %9eitanben. Oerielbe babe aber ieine
&e1n9n9en besablt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
Gi1tInOMMg
erfen aIgemeinen arrerifauii9 : hsntl&en
Gatbolifens SrriamnInnB St
G4icaGD, S4.
sur

SYkuHuI ASN' p
Gen 11ntersei6neten lit Sic Q(llfgabe srge@
fallen, Bic erite algelneine amerifanti6z
beuti6e &at6olifen>0 erlammlung D~orSube>
retten. Sn Splge oeiien tritt an ms Die
angenebme Yflt6t beran, Sic amertfantl6z
6eutl6en &atbolifen 6er 8eretnigten Staa>
ten, glet6btel oh bielelben etnem fatboltlden
8eretne geb0ren poer ni6t, i t bteier Ser
iammlung einsulaoen. 9teielbe miro am
9ieuitag, BEN 6. September, 9l6enbS Z ltbr,
IN Der groBen 8atterte D>6aQe SIT Chicago,
ST., eroffnet tperben.
Die &atboltfen : 8erian1mlungelt babett
bte be6re Nlfgabe, bas fatbolii6e 8etpuBtz
iein Sn tpefen, Sic fat6oltiden SSntereien
int Dfentli6en un0 l~o5ialen Seben 81 tDr>
bern uno Die Stride BET QQle1, ielbit tbren
@egnern eil1fluBreiG ltlo ~a6tln9gebtete1o
81 MAIDEN. l1nlere 53ett lit cine l3eit regla7
mer S6Gttgfeit, cine 53ett, 1T Der it6 Der
Gd)t fatbolti6e @etit bet allen Voltert ipte7
ser belebt ultb erl1eltert. SeBbalb lpouer
au6 mir, nnterifanii6>beuti6 &atboltfen
Ser &ereini9ten Staaten, nit e~trtreten IN
BEN bl. @ettfampf fir @abrbett, Sretbett
unb 9fe6t.
Mtdttge Sragen treten a1 unS beran, Die
9lrbetterfraee lhtpebt ipte cine Dutfle QGolfe
ilber nllleren ~lo5talen 3uitG1oen Die S6ltl7
frage beritbrt Die beiligite1 Getbte Der Sa7
Mile u1b STRIDE; cine ipetie Organization
fir bic fatboltl6e 9reiie lit elm 8eoiirf11tB;
bas Gereinstpelen, alf bic genteinlanle
GjrnnoIage ser fir6li6en 9lnbdltgli9feit
rrtD Der natipnalen l3uiammengeb0risfett
it6 itibenO, muB ii6 ben 8ebiirf1iflen u1z
ierer 3eit atpaIier, tpenn Die MtaDnltngen
bes bl. Gaters audi bet uns @ebOr ftnDen
iolen, insbeiOnoere: n6ie 9lrbeiter SIT ebrz
barren G~eretnigltn9en a1Subalten, balntt tic
nidt i6dDliden Ginflilien anbeim %fallen."
Nf6ge ben1 Der @rnit Der s3ett unb Die
8eoeutung Der beute sic Stride, 6arlilie un6
@eleli6aft beipegenben Sragen bielerI I. al=
gentei1en Observation-Disclosures &atDplifeu=
Gerianrmllttg redt ptele Ibetl1tebn1er aus
allen Staaten Ser linton Sufiibren.
SIN Srli 1887.
Gector IS NJ. Sappert,
Gpotngton, SEP.
Srteb. Qren6es,
ct, Souls, Ofo.
50 nj. Casper,
0p;Ifno,Foo 0pf9
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
Webstcr's son never amounted

Webster's son never amounted
to much.
Stewards son was a passably
able man.
Sumner never had any children
Indeed he scarcely ever had a wife,
.. Q. they didn't travel well in the
same harness.
Greely did not hand down his
name in the male line, his son hay
ing died in infancy.
And so we might 90 on, finding
only here and there a man throw
ing added light upon the illustri-
GUS name of his illustrious arces-
tor. The converse, however, is
true. Most Of the really great
men Of this country sprang from
pleblan ancestry, and were or are
self made patricians.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
A Remarkable Growth.

The many friends Of Messrs.
Montgomery Ward & Co., form
erly at 227 and 229, Wabash Ave.
Chicago, Will be glad to know
that the rapid growth OF their bus
mess has forced them to remove
from Wabash Ave. to I'll, 112y
113 and ia, Michigan Ave, where
they have purchased a magnificent
building, the seven floors Of Which
they will occupy exclusively
These seven floors are each look
165 square feet (about 3 acres) of
floor surface. The new quarters
will enable them to handle their
large business to the better advan-
tage of their thousands OF custom
ers. Fifteen years ago, Messrs.
Montgomery Ward & Co., occu-
pied but one room and that only
25x40feet. The enormous growth
of their business during these Is
years can only be explained by
the fact that they sell direct to con-
sumcrs, supplying all their wants,
and never misrepresent any ar
ticle. The success Of this house
proves the old saying, that Hon
esty is the best policy" and from
this policy they never deviate. -
The fall catalogue issued By Messrs
Montgomery Ward & c., ought
to be III every family.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

SLIGH recently published tina
when we next visited Nogal, he
would carry us bodily up to Hen
leys, even If he had to call upon
his friends for help. Sunday and
Wednesday, ell route to and from
Lincoln, we were carried bodily to
Hen!ey's, not by Sigh, nor his
friends Che hasn't friends enough
to carry a person Of halt our mag
nitcent proportions a yard,) but
by the stage, and we were right
royalty received and treated while
there, which was more than the
smutty preacher would have been
had he put his Colorado-maduro
proboscis in the old gentleman's
door.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
No Klckers There.

hope to go to the realms above
when lie down to die | hope
that choirs all clad in white will
will greet my wondering eye. |
know that I'll be filled with joy, in
regions free from care, for angels
tell me in my sleep, there are no
kIckers there, Though ragged be
the jasper pave, no soul will dare
complain though sunlight shine
the ages through, no spirits call
tor rain though crowns be half a
size too small, no seraphs tear
their hair, and all is joy above, be
cause there are no kickers there.
The music may be out of tune, no
one will hold his ears the robes
may not be tailor made, there'll
be no means or tears; the sanda Is
may be often worn, none ask a
better pair, for glory to the Lord
of Hosts, there are no kickers
there. And when the celestial
council call for paving on the street,
the man who gets the contract,
NAV work onward swift and fleet {:
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

AND now it is announced that
Gen. Sherman has declined to
be the guest of the Grand Army
of the Republic at st. Louis" but
will be entertained at a private
house, The teet0tal idiocy of tho
assailants of the Grand Army of
the Republic is apparant. In the
first place, it has no "guests,"
and nobody is authorized to invite
anybody to be its "guest." In
the second place, Gen. Sherman 10
a member Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic himself, and will 60
to the Encampment as a regularly
elected delegate to that body.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN Go. LEADER, / year S2.75.
DOES LIKE BEGET LIKE!

DOES LIKE BEGET LIKE!
1t is an old axiom that like
oegets like which would i'm
ply that the offspring Of great men
would also be great. But the
history Of the world scarcely
proves the proposition. Let us
look for moment at the result as
shown by our own great men.
Commencing with Washington,
he leav es us as he commenced,
without any progeny.
John Adams had a son who sue
ceeded him in the Presidential
chair. Score one for the propo-
sitlon.
Jeferson's children were all du
plicates Of their mother, none OF
himself, and women rarely achieve
greatness.
Madison had no children. His
wife Dolly had a son by a former
husband, and he was brilliant
fellow, but as james Payne Todd,
he died the victim OF dissipation.
jackson, like Washington, was
childless.
Monroe had no children.
Van Burcn had Prince john"
a very bright lawyer, who, while
his father was freSideht' dahceu
with the Princess NIctoll" 0ueIph,
ana Kissed hcr h",o' IL was S''o
al me ''me '""' ne eo0lo "", :
A"''i(' ""'" """ D0''' "''1
'''"',' mex '','''" ''' ''"i VI nav
rI 1i,L Ion,.,no onos-
,;, ,,n d;s,.,,,o n.hatl,nr ho nver
l,, I ,,.,.,.,,,, -. a,,,,,,'.
Ho,.,;sa,,.,son ,o,or c,t r,rob
- f,.,uo ,u4h Iva L.s orondson
who is no sloucb.
Lincom lett a son who is not
,o,+ic,lorlv brilliant bu, is loved
hecause Of his tatber and his own
modest worth.
Taylor Lod no sons. and wished
he never had daughtor when
1e4 Davis took her to wife.
~o..I..1.o,s hr+ +bo,, oranot
,..II,4.a,,,, ,.,.,ol, - o. s,rotb IN
,I:.I:e
,...le
;.;,
~
~ 49,
"a'ne'' HIS '''' S'o'' o"' '''
oA'r"o'uin"'l wen 'i"PP0" suns,
C'eN oI"nu "'s"' ! D'0" '''''' ~" -.
lohS enough 10 P'''' " '''O''''
III 'I''S co''cc'IO''
lhe recent o''.n VI i'''' }
Clay son. oEl'lS' 'nlS 7"oI'o' ~
our in'uo' " "o" ''0 ''' 'o'''
moheF uIeu' MS uo"'' was 'NOo'"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

Judge Z. Y. Long, has won
the gratitude as well as the esteem
Of the people Of this county, not
only on account of the hearty cour
tesy of his deportment towards all
who have business with hlm, in or
out of court-but also by the ear
nestness with which he evinces his
determination to enforce the law
Heretofore, violaters of the Sun
day Law have been permitted to
90 on violating the Sabbath with
impunity, and when called upon,
permitted under the old regime to
coWpr0mase by paying small fine
and Sheritf's costs, as though but
one offence had been committed,
whereas, in fact, as is well known,
Sunday after Sunday, the same
parties would commit the same OF
fence over again until the next
term of court, and again be let
off with "A small fine. Judge Long,
for which he deserves the heart
felt thanks of every law.abiding
citizen, gave the Sheriff, as
we'll as the people, to understand
that he would have no more com
promising, and that he intended
to see that the law was enforced al
the Legislature evidently intendeC
it should be
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

Capt. E. McB. Timoney, of your
place, was examined for admission
to the bar by a committee consist
iAg Of Messrs. Fountain and Fer
gusson. These two gentlemen, in
open court, gave the Capt. a rigid
and thorough examination through
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
NUMBER 40.
all of which he acquitted himself
in a creditable manner.

III credlta0le manner.
##4
Col. Fountain, of Las Cruces,
reached here on the first day Of
the term, and has been busy ever
since, either at work in court with
some of the most important cases
of the term, or when not so en-
gagged, entertaining his many
friends in that inimitable manner
OF his, by a new set of anecdotes,
a! round. May the Coils shadow
never grow less.
Ny
Mr.. II. b. Ferguson, of Albu.
querquc, is the only other attor-
ney from abroad. Mr.. Ferguson
is a clever gentleman, as well as a
clever lawyer.
NJ
Col. John Y. Hewitt, of the
Oaks, has Il large number of i'm
portant cases on the docket. He
is uoted as one of the most careful
hard working members OF the New
Mexico bar.
LINCOLN.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

A number of Justices Of the
Peace who have heretofore hung
fire and talked big about refusing
to qualify under the new law, came
forward with their bonds, and had
the oath Of Office administered to
them. 1t appears the prospect OF
making a few fees may have pos
sessed their souls-however, "alPs
well that ends we'll" and we hope
that each, and every one OF these
gentlemen may make good magis-
trates.
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There is no reason why jeff Da-
Wis should not meet and greet
President Cleveland at Atlanta,
if only for the purpose of express
ing his approval of the latter's
pension vctOes.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

The trouble with thel" Anti-pov
erty" Society is, that itproposes to
make rs many men poor, by steal
ing from them what they have got,
as are to be made rich by giving
them the stolen property.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

Hon. G. M. Coggins, opened
the regular term of the Probate
Court last Monday. Andrew Will
son, administrator Of the estate
OF the late O. II. Howe, who was
murdered on the South Fork last
winter by one Johnson, who, your
readers will remember, was tried
for the crime at the last term OF
the District Court, and hung in
June, presented his accounts
and closed the settlement OF IIOw's
estate satisfactorily to the court.
The will OF the late Juan Luceno
y Salas was offered for probate,
under the will, his widow,
Dona Marcalina and the eldest
son, Ancieto Luceno y Salas and
the executor.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10
LINCOLN NOTES.

E. a. Kohl, private OF Co. f,
l3tn lufMntry, attempted to cross
the Bonito river last week, after a
very heavy rain storm. After get
ting into the stream, he was obliged
to abandon the mule he was riding,
and but for the timely arrival of
Charles Bell, would have lost his
own life. The mule finally man
aged to get ashore after being car
ried down stream over a mile.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

ST. John says that next year the
Prohibition vote will be a million.
Henry George says the Labor vote
will be a million The American
party says it will have Il million
votes. Ii a few more parties put
on these million airs we wish to
know where the Democratic and
Republican vote is coming from.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

Messrs. Thornton and Curry, the
popular Hotel men, have managed
to do a land Office business since
court commenced. The reputa-
ton OF these gentlemen for
courtesy to their guests, added
largely to thu number of their Gus
TONERS at this term of court, so
much SO that they had to turn
many away for want OF sufficient
accommodation.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-09-10

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-06

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-06
Monday Morning.

100 lots in Maple Grove add go on sale at
Stiles q Smiths real estate agency, H. East
Douglas.
This addition lies on the West Side just S
of Maple ST, of Meridian aud " OF the Fort
Scott, Wichita 6 Western Ry. We have W
fronts on Meridian, and W fronts on Pc yer
and 81. Clair aves, and II fronts on Maple st.
The Garfield university VIII soon be COM
pleted at IA cost of about Si5i.OO.
| There is no speculation about this The
class of resident buildings already built IN
| the vicinity are fine. Nine store building,
are now being erected within a block OF
these tots. The street car line is contracted
10 be built on pie st and Meridian, thus
passing on two sides of this add.
We have - business lots on maple st and
~ q the best resident lots near the univer-
sity.
Our nearest lots are within 800 fl Of the
university CAMPUS.
Our farthest lots are only |, 100 It from the
campus. They are only 81 OF mile 5 or
the Catholic sisters academy and "a OF q
nile he of the brothers ac tdemy or College
Green.
Thus it will be seen that this is emphatic
ally inside properly and very desirable
Here is a chance TO double your money, a
they will be sold way down. Come early
Monday morning and get first choice. Price
rage from 800 up. Terms half cash and
half IN six months STILES g. SMITH,
liz z Douglas, over J. NJ. Aliens groce'y
store. "a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-06
The College il Located.

SO pay your money ami take your choice
Read our partial list OF bargains, ana call
on Us for AZ many more:
looxl4o IT Emporia ave, bet LIST and Doug
las. s21 .oO
loox 40 cor Market and 18th, $1,000.
In lots S Market, Walter s. NrIght'S add
ef 500 each
,5xl40 cor ith and Williams. $50, 00o.
lots cor Lawrence AMI Lincoln. Si0,5oc.
3 LOIS Topeka av near lhth. $1,000
looxl4s' g Emporia ave L. Lawresce's
add. Si,-iGj
lu0xl4o Laura ave McCormick's add, ST.
500
3acres cor Lincoln and Hydraulic, cheap.
lo9xl4o cor Waco and l5Ih, 5000.
Il lots l.awntield add, cheap
II lots IN la Mascot aud Wabash ave
adds, low.
Il lots III kiucaid's add at a bargain.
We nave six new additions with lots from
500 upwards on easy terms. Leave your
property with Us il You want 1t ru-hei.
STAFFORD IL WEEg,
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